I went through a phrase when my hair was exceptionally thin. and I noticed I was losing it. But while it's still not as thick as it was, I've noticed a little more body in the past couple of years, although it is still thin.

So, you may well find that your hair thickens again as the mercury level in your body decreases. I've had mercury poisoning since childhood, and going by my symptoms, the mercury level in my body changes depending on what dental work I've had done, my diet and lifestyle.

So, it is my humble opinion that the symptoms come and go. This may be why some people with neurological diseases etc get times when they are better than others, because they really have mercury poisoning and the level fluctuatues or the mercury moves etc.

Hang in there <img src="/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/smile.gif" alt="" />